Hailing from a small college town in Massachusetts sits the proclaimed ‘King of DIII NIL’, Jack Betts. The Amherst College Wide Receiver utilized the last eight months to grow his personal brand into a marketable option for companies around the country. Business Insider sat down with the MOGL athlete to discuss his ability to leverage a number of deals into profitable income as a student-athlete, and MOGL’s role in his journey. ‍

MOGL took a trip to Columbus, Ohio for an event and spoke to Ohio State University athletes, athletic administrators and local businesses about name, image and likeness and what they want out of it in this new era.‍ The NIL event was held on the week of the Notre Dame Ohio State University season opening college football game at Seventh Son Brewing Co.

Through MOGL Monetize™, Universities are Provided Leading NIL Technology to Help with Deal Sourcing, Compliance, and Education.

Through MOGL Monetize™, Universities are Provided Leading NIL Technology to Help with Deal Sourcing, Compliance, and Education.

Through MOGL Monetize™, Lincoln University will receive leading NIL technology to help with deal sourcing, compliance, and education.

Celebrating the First Inaugural NIL Summit and the MOGL Athlete winners of Inaugural NIL Awards! MOGL is committed to helping student-athletes and businesses elevate their brands.

MOGL recently expanded its athlete relations team, hiring Washington D.C.-based Timothy F. Bryson as Director of Athlete Education and Compliance.

In recognition of NIL’s first birthday, MOGL is celebrating by recapping this historic first year of activity and highlighting our impact on the rapidly changing industry.

MOGL Partner Every Kid Sports (EKS) is a non-profit that provides youth sports grants to kids from income-restricted families so they can also experience the positive benefits of playing. MOGL’s involvement with EKS roots from the deep passions of MOGL’s Co-Founders to help young athletes achieve their dreams and defeat financial limitations that may hold them back.

The NIL landscape is continuously being referred to as the “Wild West,” where everything goes due to the absence of any uniform rules or laws governing collegiate sports. Over the past few months, we have seen many activities that stretch the boundaries of what is permissible and above-board– in the same way that Jesse James and Billy the Kid stretched the limits to reap the benefits of an unregulated and dangerous 19th-century American West.

How to market your brand to a Gen Z audience using college athlete influencers.